Anggun Pradesha

As her wedding day approaches, Cantika sets out to find her estranged biological father, only to uncover a shocking truth: her father, long kept hidden by her late mother, has transitioned into a woman named Dewi. As Cantika and Dewi navigate the complexities of their past and present, they must confront deep-seated wounds and attempt to rebuild a relationship fractured by time and secrets.

After going away for eight years, Anggun decides to return home to seek acceptance from her father in her hometown, Jambi.

A deep conversation between Anggun, a transgender woman, and her mom about family & social acceptance and its relation to the plan of the governtment to criminalize LGBTIQ by revising Indonesia Penal Code.

A documentary about Anggun Pradesha’s personal experience of being a waria (a male-to-female transgendered person) in Indonesia. This documentary also offers us Kurtini’s (Anggun’s mother) views on her child’s sexual orientation and transgenderism in general. This story challenges Indonesian society to offer a greater social acceptance of LGBT people.

After going away for eight years, Anggun decides to return home to seek acceptance from her father in her hometown, Jambi.